The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-24
THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES.
Lots of ''hlis last Night a,d Lots moro this
Evening,

EycuIug.
1t ia the cunton in this city whenever
there Is 6 holiday to celebrate the same
clear up to the limit; the town has a rep.
utatlon for go doing. Especially is it true
Of the GormslH and tho German o.ganizs.
tions Of the place. They neye, let an
opportunity escape to got together and
have q good time. They IRE only limited
in theas ce!cbrationa by the length of tho
holiday, and the number Of halls end
orchestral that are available. They do
not overlook The purely American holi.
dny-ThanksGiving, but celebrate that
day With as much fervor and enthus-
iaam as tho mos. rampant New Highlander,
and in GO doing they but demonstrate tina
Tact that thay arc among the best and
moot reliable adopted citizens the country
has. They appreciate that they belong
here, and that they a1o entitled to partici-
pate In tho customs aud gloriea OF the
land.
LAST NIGHTS DANCES.
This year 10 no exception to the rule,
Last night the air on the north eide Of the
creek was full Of music and Tonight will
be but Q repetition Of last night. The big
event of Last night was the grand ball
given by the Turner's at their ball on
North Market ntreet. Thsro was a regular
crush which Was kept up till q late hour,
but through It all tho best OF order Wac
preserved, and everyone present had q
pleasant time. The Opera House orches.
ira furnished the music. After tho thea.
tres were out tho number Of musicians
was increased and the muEic WAS all that
could be dceirsd. The affair, taken rs q
whole, wss one Of the most enjoyable the
Aaeociation sver gave.
The Beethoven Society held forth at ita
hall on Siain stseet. The attendance was
not large but the absoncs OF a crowd
added to the pleasure Of tho.o who were
there. kraner's uuperb orchestra fnr-
nished tho mra;c, and that was aa usual
q delightful feature. A number OF tho
society's friends dropped in and were
nicely entertained.
The Germania Singing Society turned
out III Good!y numbers and danced tho
night away in ito hall in tho Public Ii
brary building. 40 usual, thls was d pleas.
ant occaeion-the Germania does not
know what 1t Ia not 10 give a pleasant
affair OF any kind.
There was also a ball given in Ttoach's
hall in Fulton last night.
%To.NIdur's BALLS, ETC.
For tonight .hers arc four specially
Noteworthy events on tho programme as
follows:
The Arion Society will throw open its
spacious club house on the South Side to
It's members and specially invited trienda.
There Ia to be a concert followed by q hop.
The concert programme 10 be given ia as
follows:
! oyerture-...."""-.."".-......Kra tanners Orchestra
2 Chorus. "Luetzow's wilde Jayd".C, n. Won Weber
l. Arion.
8 Duet for violin and pisno....."F Diayoloi'
Ftoi. II. n. E~chockey and Prof. Joseph Keller.
I Vocal Duet, Una Matte a vcnczla. ".~......nrdlu
Mr.. mud Mrs. Otto Jaeger,
8 Chorus, "Heute scheid 'ich'' ........... lcnmann
6 Cornet solo with orchestral accom-. ......" Polka
H.. ar. Thco. Roller.
"'"' IN Gis ii. Keller. S'sh''
5 Piano Solo, La Fiolleuse'' RAr b. "salarello.,
speidel
Q Chorus, ole GestIrne" .......... zee, ,,,,, Nachring
Arion. ''
Tho Mnnnerchor Society will also en-.
terrain It's members and friends with a
concert and ball at its hall in Crangle's
block. Tho concert programme is as fol.
lows:
Overture-"Mcdlcy Totpouri'. .. ,,,.,,, SCI. Walton
l.. Mayors Orchestra.
ChOr OTfRumo htir' ,echIllInp
- hpuncrchOr.
''A"0 'o4'-" 's MI Ec ;iiiiii;c;"Ti:bn::iji;n"S""'.."."'.'Ghys
Vocal s0lo-"I Drcamt" e. .,,,. g. -, schlra
lbs Flora Williams. -
~Chorus-"lIcuto it hcutC'' .......... ), . pieIl
L. Tcui0nia Singing Society.
clcclon..".".. Weingartcu
=. Mayors Orchestra.
MIS SeiljIs ECeiIas and Herman xlSc ;s'H''"'
VOCAL nolo- 'faiiaue .,........-.,............. .GeuCc
Plano solo-"Isonlo'' ......... .....~... .,..... :. Mozart
l., Herman Arben1.
Vocal Diicl-"A Might In Venice .,,,. ,L,ucautoni
=. Mis-, Flora Williams aud MI. W, II, ShClb,
Chorls and BaIilonc solo .., :. ..,, 0cnce
mAIncrchor.
This programme has been carefully pre-.
pared under tho direction OF Prof, Arbenz.
tho soctety's musical director, and will bo
aomething vol worth listening 10. It twill
DO Observed that the Teutonla will susist
In tho programme. Tho dance 10 follow
| will DO a pleasant ono.
Germanla Hall Inns been engaged for
this evening by the choir OF Zloni'a church.
which will give n benefit COMFORT that
bids lair to DO a pleaaant musIcal event,
Tho Windo0r Athletic club will cole.
brate tho dhy tonight with a dance at its
hall In tho Eighth ward.
In addition there will DO number OF
prlyat o.oclal gatherings. such Cd were also
hold last night.
soclal Epjo,mont for Young Mon.
That thln IL a holiday for very many
yOunu man In Ypr0tpiyod bv H. ~